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Frederick Facility Open House is officially closed since our 100 available memberships have reached capacity.

If you are interested in visiting our facility, you may do so by scheduling an appointment with Dustin Pease directly.

Email: Dustin@peasebaseball.com

Text: 4436044847

5431 Yukon Court, Suite C, Frederick MD 21703

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About Us & Our Services

At Pease Baseball Training, we specialize in individualized pitching, hitting, catching, and overall player development. Our programs are tailored to athletes at every skill level, offering clear, goal-oriented instruction that sets a realistic path for success. Located in the heart of Frederick, MD, our mission is to empower athletes with the tools they need to excel on and off the field.

Pitching Lessons

Pitching Instruction Built on Proven Development

At Pease Baseball Professionals, our pitching instruction is not theoretical. It is built on years of daily work with players who have moved on to collegiate programs, professional organizations, and high-level competitive environments. Everything we teach

Hitting Lessons

Hitting Instruction Built on Real Development

At Pease Baseball Professionals, our hitting instruction is grounded in years of daily work with players who have progressed through our system and gone on to succeed at the high school, collegiate, and professional levels. We do

Catching Lessons

Catching Instruction Built on Responsibility and Results

At Pease Baseball Professionals, we treat catching as one of the most demanding and influential positions on the field. Our instruction is built through years of hands-on development with catchers who have learned to control the

Fielding Lessons

Defensive Development Built on Precision and Preparation

At Pease Baseball Professionals, we believe elite defense is developed through detail, repetition, and intent. Our fielding instruction is built on years of daily work with infielders and outfielders who have learned how to slow the

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High level clinics - free to public!

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Directly off HWY 340

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highlighting our active college players!

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Inside the Walls | Member Series: Trevor Collins

Complete Player. Proven Pattern. Uncommitted.

By Pease Baseball Professionals
May 5th, 2026

There is a difference between players who present well in short looks and players who hold up under daily exposure. College programs spend their time trying to identify which is which. Trevor Collins makes that distinction easier.

A 2027 prospect out of Urbana High School, Collins brings a measurable foundation that meets the early thresholds. A 6.79 sixty-yard dash. Exit velocity that reaches 100 mph. A switch hitter with developing barrel control and adjustability from both sides. Selection to the PBR Futures Game. These are markers that place him firmly on the board.

But the more important evaluation begins beyond the metrics.

“I’m developing into the best player I can be.”

Nothing Changes: How Michael Goldsmith Commands the Game

By Pease Baseball Professionals
4/29/26

The inning starts to speed up before most people notice it. A couple of baserunners. A missed spot. A hitter digging in with intent. From the outside, it looks like momentum shifting. From behind the plate, it feels like pressure building. Michael Goldsmith steps out, walks the ball back to the mound, and the pace breaks. Not with volume. Not with emotion. With control. That’s where his game lives.